The earliest wizard records in the history of wizards can be traced back to 12 century. At that time, Wildau, a French businessman from Lyon, preached and practiced the idea that being poor means being happy. His disciples were denounced by the Pope as heretics and fled to the Alps valley to live in seclusion. It is in this historical background that the wizard's story gradually comes into contact with heresy. In the Middle Ages, under the influence of Catholicism, a huge witch hunting movement began, and countless witches were buried in the sea of fire or died under sharp arrows and guillotines ... Witches became more evil from then on. However, during the Renaissance, things changed dramatically. Wizards have become synonymous with knowledgeable people, such as alchemists and doctors. Some people even believe that their knowledge is obtained from supernatural sources. Many nobles and bishops compete to learn witchcraft. Magician In ancient Greek literature, the legendary magician was usually a woman. The witch Seth and her niece can turn people into beasts, rejuvenate them, and they can also predict the future. The Roman poet Virgil told the story of the magician Morris. Morris can move crops from one field to another; You can turn yourself into Jinlu: Wolf Brigade, bringing people back to life. In the Middle Ages, the most famous magicians were as famous as the heroic kings, beautiful girls and nobles in fairy tales. Among them, King Arthur's adviser Merlin is the most famous. His magical ability can turn day into night, dispatch troops instantly, predict the future, and become the shape of many people or animals. 15 16 wrote the Italian legend The Legend of Orlando, which tells the story of these magicians. They fought against each other in the hope of defeating each other. Wizards are medieval religious story wizards. They were first seen in ancient Greek fairy tales and flourished in medieval European stories.